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MILD, EARTHY, HERBAL & SPICY
Saaz hops have long been established as a high quality European aroma variety. Traditionally used for European lager type beers, they have now been used successfully in the UK imparting that earthy lager hop flavour found in the Czech version of Budweiser.
CHARACTERISTICS
Mild,... Read More
PLEASANT HOPPY NOTE, INTENSIVELY FRUITY, APRICOT, PASSIONFRUIT, RED BERRIES
Pleasing, noble-type aromatics with fruity and herbal tones.
CHARACTERISTICS
Pleasant hoppy note, intensively fruity, apricot, passionfruit, red berries.
SPECIFICATIONS
Alpha Acid(%): 2 - 5
Beta Acid (%):... Read More
A DELICATE AROMA OF FLORAL, GRASSY & HERBAL
A delicate aroma hop used mainly over the years in Lager type beers. However, it has also been successful in the production of some of the lighter English cask conditioned ales.
CHARACTERISTICS
Floral, grassy, herbal.
SPECIFICATIONS
Alpha... Read More
EARTHY, FLORAL & HERBAL
A delicate aroma hop used mainly over the years in Lager type beers. However, it has also been successful in the production of some of the lighter English cask conditioned ales. A floral, slightly fruity flavour.
CHARACTERISTICS
Earthy, floral, herbal.
FLORAL, HERBAL & TANGERINE
Saphir was bred to have similar characteristics to Mittlefruh, though with a higher level of disease resistance.
CHARACTERISTICS
Floral, herbal, tangerine.
SPECIFICATIONS
Alpha Acid (%): 2 - 4.5
Beta Acid (%): 4 - 7
Co-Humulone (%): 12 -... Read More
EARTHY, FLORAL & HERBAL
Spalt Select is an aroma type cultivar, bred in Germany and released for cultivation in the late 1980’s.
CHARACTERISTICS
Earthy, floral, herbal.
SPECIFICATIONS
Alpha Acid (%): 3.5 - 6.5
Beta Acid (%): 2 - 5
Co-Humulone (%): 21 -... Read More
FRESH PEACH & APRICOT CHARACTERS WITHIN A WEIGHT OF ESSENTIAL OILS
Released in 2011 as a new hop variety developed by New Zealand Plant and Food Research, selected for its low alpha acids and high oil content. Wai-iti™ is a granddaughter of Liberty. Aroma - low in alpha acids and cohumulone but comparatively high in oil content,... Read More
PERFUME-LIKE HOPPY CHARACTER. STRONG AROMA OF FLORAL, LEMON & LIME
This distinguished variety is well known throughout the world and although identical to Fuggle in many ways it does have its own distinctive characteristics. The perfume-like hoppy character that was again used mainly in European lagers works very well in the less... Read More
DELICATE ENGLISH-STYLE AROMAS, FRUIT & HERBS
Golding hops are descended from the original East Kent Golding. In North America, they were first grown in British Columbia, and then appeared in the state of Washington in 1993 and Oregon after that. They feature a subtle bitterness when used as a early addition but are predominantly used... Read More
MILD, SWEET & DELICATE
Origin: Oregon, USA. Bred at Corvallis in 1983, as a domestic substitute for Hallertau Mittelfrüh, Crystal is half-sister to Liberty and Mount Hood. Its stock includes German Hallertau, Cascade, Brewers Gold, and Early Green. Usage: Unsurprisingly, given its Hallertau parentage, Crystal excels in continental... Read More
MILD & REFINED, EXCELLENT NOBLE VARIETIES ALTERNATIVE
Origin: USA. Liberty came about in 1983 as part of the same USDA program that produced its halfsisters Crystal, Mt. Hood, and Ultra. It is a triploid daughter of Hallertau Mittelfrüh and a downy mildew-resistant USDA male, #64035M. Of the four sister hops, is considered to... Read More
PRIMARY AROMAS & FLAVOURS OF CITRUS, LEMONGRASS, GREEN TEA & HERBACEOUS WITH A MIXTURE OF FLORAL & SPICE
HS Nobility™ was developed specifically for lager brewing, with a focus on a balanced noble-style hop character. After multiple rounds of brewing trials at the Rahr Technical Center, it was added to the BSG Hop... Read More
MILD WITH COMPLEX SPICINESS. WARM & INVITING CHARACTER CONTAINING HIGH NOTES OF WOOD RESIN, DRIED FRUIT & FRESH HAY
Origin: USA. At one time the most widely-grown US aroma hop, Willamette is a daughter of the renowned English Fuggle and was released from the USDA in the 1970s. It is named after Oregon’s Willamette River and... Read More
